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First Eucharist and Reconciliation

 

Congratulations as your child prepares to receive the sacraments of First Eucharist and First Reconciliation.  It is typically in the 2nd grade that our children prepare for and receive these sacraments, but it happens that older children also are preparing for reception of these sacraments.  Following direction from our Archbishop, our children first receive the Sacrament of Eucharist during the Sunday Masses following Easter.  In 2026, the weekends for First Eucharist will be Apr 25/26 and May 2/3.  You are welcome to choose any Mass during those two weekends for your child's First Eucharist.

 

                    2nd Grade Sacramental Calendar for 2025/26

 

First Reconciliation Schedule 

 

  Feb  5    Thursday evening: Parents (only) meeting 7-8:00 pm    

 

  Feb 12    Thursday evening: Family workshop 6:00pm-8:00pm   OR

  Feb 14    Saturday morning: Family workshop 9:00-11:00am 

 

  Feb 28   Saturday First Reconciliation 9:00am and 10:30am

  

 

First Eucharist (First Holy Communion) Schedule

 

  Mar 26  Thursday evening:  Parents (only) meeting 7- 8:00 pm

   

  Apr  16   Thursday evening:  Family Workshop 6:00pm-8:00pm OR

  Apr  18   Saturday morning:  Family Workshop 9:00am-11:00am

 

  Apr 25 Saturday 9-11am Rehearsal & Confessions for Apr 25/26 First Communicants

  May 2 Saturday 9-11am Rehearsal & Confessions for May 2/3 First Communicants

 

  Apr 25/26 and May 2/3- Sunday Masses

          FIRST EUCHARIST  - Families are free to choose any of the four

           Masses (5pm, 7am, 9:00am, 11:30am) on either weekend for your

           child’s First Communion.  You will get the Mass you choose.  Feel free to have family

           start making travel plans.

 

All dates are subject to change.  Families will be notified, as soon as possible, of any date changes.

 

Proper attire for First Eucharist:

Ladies should wear a dress of appropriate length (at least knee-length) - white is preferrable. Please dress conservatively: cover your shoulders (no spaghetti straps).

Gentlemen should wear a sport jacket or suit jacket, dress slacks, dress shirt, and tie. 

Dress shoes, please: no tennis shoes.

 

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